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Thanks for the comment, RH! Subject to my sampling and obvious lack of full knowledge of the governing process (for which I am searching for possible rules), it appears that if one deviates from the x = y line, the probabilities increase.
whuber, thanks! I'm NOT sampling uniformly over x and y in [0,1]. I get the results by generating "density matrices"( in quantum parlance)--giving me the q1 results and testing whether they pass a "separability" test--in which case they are counted in the Q1 set. The z in the z-axis is the "separability probability".